I read him just a few weeks ago, and enjoyed it. You’ll find few better indictments of the modern world. I wish he had speculated more on how to get *there* from *here* – I appreciated his vision for the future but he seemed to be resigned to fact that there is no reason to try and slow or reverse the decline.

Good Lord Sergeant Jeff! This is a very comprehensive list! I would add The Gray Book, edited by the SCV and The South Was Right by Donnie & Walter Kennedy to Southern Apologia. Also War Crimes Against Southern Civilians should be in there somewhere. Dr. Michael Hill might be able to add a bit to this. Hell, the League should collect and publish his speeches.

Haha, thanks Bill. I appreciate the suggestions, but truthfully the first two are a bit outside of what I have in mind for this compilation. The Gray Book is an excellent Southern Nationalist manifesto but I’ve been taking pains to draw a line between Southern Nationalism and Southern Reaction; I’m afraid inclusion of The Gray Book here may only muddy the waters further.
As for The South Was Right!, I’ve never been a big fan. It has good information for the layman, but it just doesn’t strike me as a serious inquiry – the title doesn’t help matters.
I have similar reservations about War Crimes, but I suppose it can be illustrative of the revolutionary furor which gripped the antebellum and wartime North. I’ll add it.